Chuck and Jill have served churches in Georgia, (Bridge Pointe Church, Woodstock), Oklahoma (New Community Church, Grandview Baptist Church, Muskogee) and Texas (First Baptist Smithfield, North Richland Hills). Their pastoral passion is to develop people to become dynamic followers of Christ who reach others, grow spiritually and offer themselves in servant leadership.

Chuck's leadership traits include:  teaching, creativity, problem solving, strong mobilization skills and the ability to build a positive energetic vibe within leaders and the organization.

Jill's leadership traits include: creating welcoming environments for people, relationship building, inspiring others to serve and connecting newcomers with the church.

They have been married since 1989 and have four children.

Education 

King's Seminary, Van Nuys, CA

Doctor of Ministry, 2005

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, TX

Master of Divinity, 1991

Criswell Bible College, Dallas, TX
Bachelor of Arts, 1987

Additional Study:
University of Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist University

Quick Facts: 

Chuck: Native of Hot Springs, Arkansas.  Die hard Arkansas Razorback fan. Hobbies include golf and travel.

Jill: Native of Oklahoma City, OK. Hobbies include exercise classes,
thrift shopping and fashion.

 The Story of Harvest

The first chapter of Harvest began in the early 1980's as Pastor Ollin Collins relocated the congregation of Browning Heights Baptist Church of Haltom City to the current Watauga, TX location. At the time the church changed its name and reconstituted as Harvest.  Almost like a word of prophecy, the church owned its new name name in its new season and became a fruitful growing church.

Through the 1990's the church experienced tremendous growth. As the Body increased, several buildings projects and ministries were initiated to keep pace with God's blessing. But as the decade came to and end, the church experienced devastating loss as it worked through the moral collapse of the senior pastor. This led to a number of issues and challenges for the church relating to leadership, integrity, financial debt, loss of membership and a damaged reputation in the community.

The next chapter of Harvest  was all about recovery. Led by new Senior Pastor Bill Langley, the church began to take painful and responsible steps to rebuild the church's honor and mission. With a committed core of membership, Harvest has given faithfully, loved generously and walked purposefully. God honored this time of recovery and has preserved the church. There are many miracles that reveal His passion for this place and for these people.

As we enter the next chapter; we sense a mandate from God to make His name glorious through Harvest Church. Like never before, we are poised and pointed toward our community with compassion and understanding. Our story is their story! One that begins with great hope, experiences great hurt, but continues with great help. And, Harvest is here to serve our community and lead them to the One who will forever change their story!